Tenways’ 37-pound CGO600 Pro belt-drive e-bike assists you up to 53 miles at $1,399 low
Tenways has discounted two of its e-bike models on varying ends of the commuting spectrum by $500, giving folks ample opportunities at higher-end designs at more affordable rates. The standout deal for those who like to actually cycle and just want some added assistance is that the brand’s lightweight CGO600 Pro e-bike has been dropped down to $1,399 shipped. Normally going for $1,899 at full price these days, there have been a few discounts that have popped up since its release last year, often taking costs down to $1,499, with a few others that have gone further to $1,399, which happens to be the best price we can find since the brand hit our radar. You can learn more about this model below or through our hands-on review at Electrek.
Tenways’ CGO600 Pro e-bike cruises onto the scene as a lightweight companion for folks who enjoy the activity of cycling over just wanting a throttled model to do all the work (as there is none). It weighs in at just 37 pounds, meaning urban commuters might find this an ideal fit – especially if you’re living in a walk-up apartment building. It sports a 350W rear hub motor that comes powered by a removable, smaller-than-usual 360Wh battery (again, no throttle so less battery and weight) – topping out at 20 MPH and four levels of pedal assistance (with a torque sensor) to utilize for up to 53 miles on a single charge.
The CGO600 Pro e-bike’s single-speed design also comes complimented with a Gates carbon belt drive system over a standard chain, throwing out concerns of growing noise and/or rust that standard chain systems tend to develop over time – especially for those living on the coasts where salt water in the air can exasperate problems faster. It also comes stocked with a nice array of features like Tektro dual-piston hydraulic disc brakes, puncture-proof tires, LED lighting, internally-routed cables, a compact OLED display, companion app integration – as well as four solid colorways on top of three different size options (which is a rare thing to be offered in the e-mobility world).
Tenways is also offering some added savings and free gear too – with a quick sign-up onto the brand’s newsletter getting you a mudguard set for the wheels alongside a kickstand (valued at $118). If you happen to be a medical provider, military member, first responder, or teacher, you can follow the link on the page to get verified and receive an additional $150 off your purchase.
Bluetti AC180 solar generator bundle at new $779 low in hangover Prime Day savings
We’ve got some lingering fall Prime Day deals still available through the official Bluetti Amazon storefront, with the brand’s AC180 Portable Power Station bundled alongside a 200W solar panel down at $779 shipped, after clipping the on-page $520 off coupon. You’d usually find this package priced at $1,299, with most discounts having kept costs above $879, and a few more recent ones dropping things lower to $799. The recent Prime Big Deals Day event increased the savings and took things even further, with the chance to still score it here today at a 40% markdown that also lands it at a new all-time low price. You can find the power station alone still down at its new $459 Prime Day low, or bump up the solar input to a 350W panel for $949, after clipping the on-page $550 off coupon.
Fall camping trips can always use a reliable backup power companion and the AC180 power station tackles device and portable appliance needs at an affordable price. It delivers a 1,152Wh LiFePO4 battery capacity that dishes out up to 1,800W of power output – with smart controls to adjust settings through the BLUETTI app on your tablet or smartphone. It boasts 11 output ports: four ACs, four USB-As, one USB-C, one DC, and even a wireless charging pad for your smaller, more personal devices. Recharging times come significantly reduced with this unit too, as you can get to 80% battery in as little as 45 minutes when your plug it into a wall outlet, or in 2.8 to 3.3 hours when connected to a 500W solar input.
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Save $304 on UGREEN’s PowerRoam 1200 LiFePO4 power station as it returns to $495 low
Courtesy of its official Amazon storefront, UGREEN is offering another chance to score its PowerRoam 1200 Portable Power Station at the best rate we’ve seen for $495.38 shipped, with a 38% discount being automatically applied at checkout. Recently this unit would cost you $799, after falling from its original $999 MSRP back in the middle of summer. We last saw this same opportunity at the tail-end of July, with the months since having kept costs to the new going rate, but it returns here today with $304 slashed off its price tag for the best price we have tracked.
Built around a LiFePO4 battery, the PowerRoam 1200 delivers a 1,024Wh capacity and pumps out juice at up to 2,500W, letting it handle larger appliances during your travels or power outages. You can recharge the battery to 80% in just 50 minutes when you connect it to a standard wall outlet, while a full charge will take a little longer at 1.5 hours. Utilizing two 200W solar panels, you can take advantage of its solar charging capabilities to recharge its battery in about three to four hours. Smart controls are available through the UGREEN app via a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection, and it also boasts an impressive 13 output port options to cover a wide array of needs: six ACs, two USB-As, two USB-Cs, two DCs, and one car port.
If you were hoping for a larger option, UGREEN’s PowerRoam 2200 Portable Power Station is also getting a similar discount to $1,311, with a lesser 18% discount being automatically applied at checkout. Arriving with its own LiFePO4 battery that offers a 2,048Wh capacity, you can further expand that up to 12,000Wh when connected to five of its expansion batteries (sold separately). Equipped with the brand’s PowerZip tech, recharging is far faster than you might expect, taking just 1.5 hours with a standard wall outlet (50 minutes for 80%), or you can connect up to its maximum 1,200W of solar input to charge via the sunlight. Its durable body has been designed with a 4-wheel detachable trolley for easier transport options, complete with smart controls via the app, and 16 output ports: six AC ports, four USB-C ports, two USB-A ports, two DC ports, one RV port, and one car port.
Greenworks 40V 19-inch cordless electric mower comes with a 5.0Ah/50kmAh power bank battery at $240 low
Amazon is offering the Greenworks 40V 19-inch Cordless Electric Lawn Mower for $239.99 shipped. After sitting at $270 across 2023, we saw this model jump up closer to $320 in 2024 and now down to match the lowest price we have tracked on Amazon. It has seen a fair share of discounts this year that brought costs back down into its older price range, with some keeping above $256 and others going $16 lower. Today, you’re looking at the chance to grab it at this lower rate that happens to be the best price we have tracked here, saving you $80 in the process.
This 40V Greenworks model comes in as a lawn care solution that not only replaces the annoying features of gas-guzzlers like noise, fumes, and fuel costs but won’t burn a hole through your wallet to do so like many higher-end mowers. It sports the usual brushless motor design that the brand is known for these days, powered by the included 5.0Ah battery that gives you up to 35 minutes of continuous runtime – which can easily be switched out for other batteries if you’ve already got others in your arsenal. It’s all housed inside a 19-inch steel deck and has seven different cutting heights on top of a 2-in-1 functionality to either mulch or side discharge your clippings. Its battery even has a secondary usage in that its USB port can be used to charge your personal devices on top of powering the mower (50,000mAh capacity).
There’s still a bunch of leftover Prime Day deals on other Greenworks tools that we’re seeing keep to their discounted rates – up to 50% off. Depending on just where you may be located, weather conditions and your needs might vastly differ and there is a wide variety of outdoor gear being offered here to get you through the rest of fall and even prep ahead for winter. Check out some of these notable tools:
The savings this week are also continuing to a collection of other markdowns. To the same tune as the offers above, these all help you take a more energy-conscious approach to your routine. Winter means you can lock in even better off-season price cuts on electric tools for the lawn while saving on EVs and tons of other gear.
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Spring is here, and that means it’s pool season prep time! There’s no better way to kickstart your spring cleaning than with the Beatbot AquaSense 2 Series—the ultimate robotic cleaner designed to effortlessly prepare your pool for sunny days ahead.
Beatbot is inviting pool owners everywhere to “Spring Forward, Clean to Perfection” with up to20% off the AquaSense 2 Series – Ultra, Pro, and Standard. The limited-time offer is available from March 17 through March 31 on Beatbot’s official website and Amazon store. Read on to find out how Beatbot can keep your pool in prime condition, and don’t miss out on this fantastic discount.
Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra
Headlining Beatbot AquaSense 2 Series is the premium AquaSense 2 Ultra, a pool-cleaning powerhouse that sets a new standard in smart cleaning technology. It’s packed with cutting-edge features designed to make your pool maintenance not only easier but smarter and more thorough than ever before.
At the heart of the AquaSense 2 Ultra is the revolutionary HybridSense AI Pool Mapping technology. This isn’t your average robotic cleaner – it uses an AI camera alongside ultrasonic and infrared sensors to create a precise map of your pool. No matter your pool’s shape or layout, the Ultra intelligently plots the most efficient cleaning path, ensuring every inch – from floor to walls, waterline, and even the water’s surface – is spotless. Plus, with the Beatbot app, you can easily track cleaning progress and view detailed cleaning maps in real time.
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Say goodbye to juggling multiple pool-cleaning devices—the AquaSense 2 Ultra delivers unmatched convenience with its unique 5-in-1 cleaning system. This robotic marvel tackles everything: water surface, waterline, floor, walls, and even a ClearWater Clarification System. Powered by an industry-first 11-motor submarine propulsion system, it transitions effortlessly between floating and diving, guaranteeing complete and comprehensive coverage every time.
Never worry about overlooked debris again. The Ultra’s AdvancedAI Cruise Debris Detection system scans your pool after the initial clean, intelligently identifying and removing any stragglers like leaves. Its AI-driven camera and sensors continually learn and improve, recognizing different leaf types such as oak, maple, palm, and more. The result is an impressively thorough clean that traditional robots simply can’t match.
And when it comes to effortless pool management, the AquaSense 2 Ultra truly shines. With dual side brushes designed to sweep debris directly into the cleaner’s path, even pool corners and edges get pristine cleaning. Plus, the Beatbot app’s advanced navigation control lets you manually steer the AquaSense 2 Ultra across the water’s surface, making spot cleaning both precise and fun.
Finally, retrieval is easier than ever with Beatbot’s exclusive Smart Water Surface Parking technology. When cleaning finishes, or battery life falls below 15%, the AquaSense 2 Ultra autonomously returns to the pool edge, floats to the surface, and automatically releases water to make retrieval lighter and effortless. If it drifts, simply use the app’s one-touch retrieval button to bring it back to you.
The Beatbot AquaSense 2 Pro takes pool cleaning convenience to the next level with the 5-in-1 cleaning system. Featuring Beatbot’s exclusive ClearWater Clarification System and Smart Water Surface Parking, the AquaSense 2 Pro ensures every inch of your pool stays spotless with minimal effort on your part. Powered by nine precision-engineered motors, including dual floating chamber motors and surface propeller motors, it delivers exceptional maneuverability and efficiency.
Plus, the AquaSense 2 Pro offers smart app-based control for targeted surface cleaning, backed by a robust 13,400 mAh battery capable of up to 11 hours of surface cleaning or five hours of cleaning floors, walls, and waterlines. With AquaSense 2 Pro, maintaining a pristine pool has never been simpler.
The Beatbot AquaSense 2 delivers powerful, reliable cleaning performance, combining advanced technology with user-friendly convenience. Equipped with a robust 200W brushless main pump motor, this 3-in-1 robotic cleaner effortlessly tackles floors, walls, and waterlines, providing full coverage with optimized path navigation and impressive 5500 GPH suction power.
Its innovative double-pass waterline scrubbing system thoroughly removes grime, leaving your pool spotless after every cycle. Ideal for pools of all sizes, including larger ones, the AquaSense 2 features a high-capacity battery that powers up to four hours of continuous floor cleaning.
Plus, its intuitive navigation and powerful suction provides stable, efficient cleaning on vertical surfaces and hard-to-reach areas. With AquaSense 2, a pristine pool is easy to achieve, so you can spend more time swimming and less time maintaining it.
Spring forward into sparkling perfection – grab the AquaSense 2 model that best fits your needs today for up to 20% off and experience the ultimate pool-cleaning upgrade.
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Toyota is now a battery supplier? That’s the plan. Honda will use Toyota’s batteries to power up its around 400,000 hybrids sold in the US.
Toyota will supply batteries for Honda hybrids in the US
Toyota’s $14 billion battery plant in North Carolina is ready for business. The facility will begin shipping out batteries next month, and it looks like Toyota already has its first customer.
According to a new Nikkei report, starting in fiscal 2025, Toyota will supply batteries for the roughly 400,000 Honda hybrids sold in the US.
Honda currently uses batteries from China and Japan for vehicles sold in the US, but the company is (like most) preparing for changes under Trump.
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Honda’s electrified vehicles, including EVs and hybrids, accounted for over a quarter of US sales last year. The company sold over 308,500 hybrids and 40,400 electric vehicles in the US in 2024. The batteries will likely be used in the CR-V and other Honda hybrid vehicles.
Honda Prologue Elite (Source: Honda)
Earlier this month, an extra 10% tariff on imports from China took effect. And that’s on top of the 10% imposed in February.
With more expected, including a 25% increase in vehicles imported from Japan, automakers are tightening up their supply chains.
Toyota’s new bZ4X AWD model introduced in Europe (Source: Toyota)
A 25% tariff on Japanese vehicles, up from 2.5% currently, is estimated to cost the six major Japanese automakers about $20 billion in the US.
Tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada could cost Honda roughly $4.7 billion alone. Teaming up with Toyota to use its batteries for its hybrids is part of Japan’s broader global plans to ween off dependence on China and others for batteries and other emerging tech.
(Source: Toyota)
The new US plant, Toyota Battery Manufacturing North Carolina (TBMC), is over seven million square feet, or about the size of 121 football fields.
As Toyota’s first in-house battery factory outside of Japan, the plant could be a game changer as Trump’s tariffs take effect. Securing Honda as a buyer will already help Toyota cut costs as it ramps up output.
Toyota plans to ramp up electrified vehicle (EV, PHEV, and hybrid) sales in North America from around 40% last year to 80% by 2030.
Electrek’s Take
Trump’s tariffs are already causing havoc, with nearly every automaker warning that they put the US further behind. Overseas automakers are not the only ones feeling the heat, either.
The “Big Three,” GM, Ford, and Jeep maker Stellantis all build vehicles in Canada and Mexico. GM cut output at its plant in Mexico in January, where the electric Chevy Equinox, Blazer, and Honda Prologue are made. Stellantis halted operations at its Brampton Assembly Plant in Canada last month, where it was expected to launch the Jeep Compass EV production. What’s next?
For Toyota, it looks like its $14 billion bet to build batteries in the US is already paying off. Now, we just need it to introduce more EVs.
After unveiling three new electric SUVs in Europe last week, including the updated bZ4X, Toyota hinted more is on the way for the US. Check back soon for updates.
What do you think? Do you want to see more Toyota EVs in the US, like the new C-HR+? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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U.S. President Donald Trump looks on as military strikes are launched against Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis over the group’s attacks against Red Sea shipping, at an unspecified location in this handout image released March 15, 2025.
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Oil prices rose on Monday after President Donald Trump said the U.S. would hold Iran responsible for any future attack by the Houthis, a militant group in Yemen that has launched missile strikes on commercial shipping in the Red Sea and on Israel.
U.S. crude oil futures rose 40 cents, or 0.6%, to $67.58 per barrel. Global benchmark Brent traded higher by 44 cents, or 0.62%, at $71.02 per barrel.
“Every shot fired by the Houthis will be looked upon, from this point forward, as being a shot fired from the weapons and leadership of IRAN,” Trump said in a post on social media platform Truth Social. “IRAN will be held responsible, and suffer the consequences, and those consequences will be dire!”
Trump’s threat comes after the U.S. launched a new wave of airstrikes against the Houthis over the weekend. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Sunday the U.S. campaign will continue until the militant group halts its attacks.
“This campaign is about freedom of navigation and restoring deterrence,” Hegseth told Fox News’ “Sunday Morning Futures.” “The minute the Houthis say we’ll stop shooting at your ships, we’ll stop shooting at your drones, this campaign will end. But until then, it will be unrelenting.”
The Houthis began targeting commercial shipping traversing the Red Sea in late 2023 in support of Hamas, after the Palestinian militant group launched a surprise attack on southern Israel and Israel responded with a ground and air campaign in Gaza. The Houthis and Hamas are both allied with Iran.
The Houthi missile strikes have forced international shipping companies to reroute container ships that would normally pass through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal.
Trump has reimposed a “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran with the goal of driving down the Islamic Republic’s oil exports. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently said the Trump administration’s goal is to collapse Iran’s economy.
The White House believes Iran is pursuing a nuclear weapon, an allegation the Islamic Republic denies. Trump’s national security advisor, Mike Waltz, said Sunday that “all options are on the table” to ensure Iran does not acquire a nuclear bomb.
“We cannot have a situation that would result in an arms race across the Middle East in terms of nuclear proliferation,” Waltz said on ABC’s “This Week.”